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All classes and cultural enrichment lectures have been halted for Thursday, Feb. 8 at Little Big Horn College for the funeral of math instructor, Jonah Morsette. According to a press release from Little Big Horn College, Administrative Leave will be granted to all LBHC staff to attend the funeral, and
Albert Gros Ventre and “an elite group of guys” are making their way to Florida to compete against softball teams from across the country. Gros Ventre, a local Crow Tribal member, has been selected to coach softball in the native division this weekend during the 2024 United States Specialty Sports
The body of a missing Lodge Grass man was recovered Tuesday night east of Lodge Grass, family spokesperson Cedric Black Eagle said in a press release. Shann Wade Nomee, 37, was missing for four days before his body was recovered after days of round the clock searches in frigid temperatures.
Kyron Jeno, a recent graduate of Carroll College with a degree in History and Political Science, returned to his hometown of Hardin, just in time to see the Big Horn County Historical Museum was searching for a new director. Jeno has always had a connection to the museum, during summer
Winter has finally made its appearance. Montana Winters can bring in a wide variety of situations caused by the weather, examples provided by the National Weather Service, include extreme wind chill or extreme cold both in homes and outside, vehicle accidents, leaving a shelter such as a home or vehicle,
Four Points Media and Four Points Press is on holiday break this week. The office will be closed and the website will not be publishing regular content. We will resume operations at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, January 2. Regular business hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Crow Tribe Secretary’s Office released unofficial results in the Little Big Horn College Board of Trustees election. Each district elected two representatives. The Black Lodge district elected Kendall Old Horn with 32.6% of the vote and Rebecca Jefferson with 25.52% of the district’s vote. In
Intertribal event features plaques and recognition given to Montana’s Native sports icons
Sheriff King Laid to Rest0:00/338.7820411× Big Horn County Sheriff Darrell King was laid to rest on Tuesday, November 29 after a funeral service with full military honors in front of hundreds of people at Lockwood High School. Curtis Yarlott, executive director of St. Labre Indian School said,
